What was I thinking?

Where am I?

Disintegrating

Bar graphs?

Zigzags

Whoosh!

Connect the dots

Squiggles

Old Lace

Last Quarter

Gnarly

Funny Bones

Green Planet

BYOB

Needing Support

The Last Petal

Lets have a Look See

Place in between

Big Fish in a Little Pond

Puzzle Piece

The End

Reflecting on...

on the past

Keeping a sharp eye out for photo opportunities.

Looking up...

It's not a log

I'm outta here!

Simple abstraction.

Repetition

Pete and Repete

Oops!

If I hold real still - She'll go away.

No picture today -

The EYES have it.

Is there another option besides keeping your nose to the grind stone?

Monkey See...

Getting to the point.

I'm off.

Christmas Tree and lights

Photographers around the world love taking pictures of Christmas lights. Here are a few links to get you started. Or better yet - take an evening drive and enjoy the lights put up by neighbors. Got camera - grab it and go have fun.

http://www.guy-sports.com/humor/christmas/christmastide_lights.htm
http://www.crazyjunkyard.com/?s=monte+ingino+christmas+tree
http://www.flickr.com/photos/elsa11/3075546042/
Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJISYEbPF4E

Introducing Pedro D.H.

Anyone that has followed my blog for a while knows that I love clouds, storms, amazing nature pictures. I was delighted to find another like minded person. Check out Pedro at http://pedrodh21.blogspot.com/

There and Back again...

Safely. :) So worth the trip.

On the road again

Shooting pictures at 60 MPH has a certain instant spontenaty that is hard to beat. You have to compose your picture quickly and even anticipate what is coming up or you miss the shot. This gives me practice quickly deciding how to frame a picture. Then RAW files let me adjust lighting and color in a way that is just amazing. The bottom two pictures are the same RAW file adusted differently then with different crops. I love RAW files.

Really cool

I admit it. I am a Nerd, Geek, what ever you want to call someone that gets off on amazing things to do with math. Nature and art are loaded with math. Check out this article over at Digital Photography School.
http://networkedblogs.com/bfxbB